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No matter how we’ve voted in the past, it is how we will vote in the future that will make the biggest impact on our children’s lives. To make the best choice between two evils, we truly must look at the policies that lead to mass incarceration of our sons and daughters, as well as the systems that fund the police, which may disproportionately impact certain communities. It is one thing to say “Defund the Police” when we think about neck compressions by gun toting state-sanctioned killers, or the fact that black people makeup the bulk of probationers and parolees that feed the economy of prison growth and mass incarceration; but it completely another reality to need the help of those who serve and protect and not be able to get it. The fact remains, defunding the police will take us back to the time when neighborhood militia and community watch groups voluntarily attempted to keep streets safe by any means necessary. This kind of gang mentality hurts black families since most are statistically headed by women who will be completely vulnerable without our neighborhood officers. Furthermore, it was the police and our national guard that enforced the very actions that gave blacks the legal rights we were constitutionally afforded. Defunding the police might be trending, but it will do nothing good for black America.
Yet we still must hold officers and the court system accountable for what has been more than just unfair. In fact, the spirit behind devaluation of our individual rights as a community has got to be defeated as well. When it comes to how we feel about criminal justice reform it is vitally important that we rely on more than mere feelings, because perception is reality but it can be a false one. Consider the false reality presumed killer Tyler Robinson might have acted upon when he took the life of one of America’s best and brightest, Charlie Kirk. While there will be countless narratives on Charlie, and Tyler for that matter, what is unlikely to be discussed is that young men in America, of all ethnicities, are targeted for extinction. Whether it is racism, poverty and poverty-induced crime, or the latest in an onslaught against manhood, the LGBT propaganda movement. One cannot help but ask, where are the real men?
Charlie was a real man who pushed back the narrative that gender is fluid and truth is hate speech - he put his life on the line every time he stepped onto a college campus. But the gunman who took his life by acting in a type of cowardice, was bred out of tolerance for what God calls evil. It is evil to manipulate and mutilate children in the name of choice. No, I’m not talking about abortion (for once) but instead transgender ideology. If Tyler Robinson is guilty, it is likely that living with a person suffering from the mental illness of gender dysmorphia (transgender) could have influenced the decision-making that led to Charlie’s death. As church-going parents, did Tyler’s only sounding board ignore the potential impact of their son living with a transgender roommate? Or were they ignorant to the fact that their child was not just “quiet” or “different” instead of a weak sheep easily brainwashed.
While Charlie might have been one of a kind, there are thousands of Tylers out there. Thousands whose fringe thinking is validated by leftist sentiments that are spiritually and physically aimed at destroying all that is good and decent. Even more, there are thousands of parents who have not had tough, honest, and needed conversations with their children. Young men are at a crossroads. Their heroes, save for a few, are animated or AI or nonexistent. They have at their disposal knowledge from around the world but have very little in the way of actual guidance. Their ever mounting fears: FOMO, being cancelled, or unfriended, diminish them to little more than fleas on the back of Satan’s neck. Let’s be clear, we need to call this what it is and stop dancing around the dragon in the room.
All that is needed for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing. Well, good men, nothing has gone on long enough. We have to take back our children and this nation by pulling our heads out of the sand and connecting one-on-one with them. It’s tough, sure. But shall another decent man die because we did not have the courage to approach our son and daughter to check in with them? Consider the efforts of the family members of DeCarlos Brown, who said they tried to get him help. While we cannot doubt their sincerity, their efforts provide no comfort to the family of his victim, an innocent woman minding her own business as she rode the train home from work. The rise in anti-masculinity, which some carelessly joked about as inconsequential, is not funny anymore. Because these overly-offended individuals have become so incensed in their feelings that they seek revenge through violence rather than logical means. Can men finally man-up so women can stand down a bit?
In certain communities where mommy is both mommy and daddy, there are bound to be shortfalls and irregularities in how the children are brought up. But when an intact family unit produces the Tyler’s of the world, we have a bigger societal problem and will only get worse if left unchecked. We keep hearing commentaries about the’ millions of Charlie Kirks’ created by our nation’s latest tragedy. But if those millions don’t talk to their children and keep on checking on them once they’ve left the home, we are in for much more of the same: sanctioned anarchy under the banner of free speech.
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